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on (#3EYDG)
Sealing solutions manufacturers set out to produce products capable of being exposed to hazardous contaminants because an engineer’s best insurance policy against failure is incorporating options that shield against it.
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IEEE Spectrum
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by Elie Dolgin on (#3EY1X)
The National Football League’s pitch competition features new technologies to promote athlete safety and performance
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by Mark Harris on (#3EXZK)
New reports from California suggest limits to autonomous vehicle performance
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#3EWP4)
RISC pioneer John Hennessy’s side hustle gets serious
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by Paul Scharre on (#3EW4H)
People can look at the same technology and disagree about how it will shape the future, explains Paul Scharre as he shares a final perspective on the Slaughterbots debate
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by Robert N. Charette on (#3EW2W)
Allscripts and Indiana hospitals were the most recent targets
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on (#3EVRV)
Discover how to use Compact Models in the Transmission-Line Matrix (TLM) solver to speed up the electromagnetic simulation of models with small features like slots, seams and vents while maintaining the accuracy of the result, a capability particularly useful for EMC simulation
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by David Schneider on (#3EVRW)
NASA scientists demonstrate how to navigate in space using signals from distant pulsars
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by Emily Waltz on (#3EV13)
The brain activity required to bungee jump may yield clues to improve brain-computer interfaces
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by Evan Ackerman on (#3ES6C)
Send your drone flying by making a ridiculous face at it
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by Stephen Cass on (#3ES45)
The inventor of hypertext talks about the birth of personal computing, the web, and how to think beyond the currently possible
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by Allison Marsh on (#3ERX1)
This circular slide rule was used to calculate the most efficient code for the UNIVAC II
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on (#3DN3G)
This webinar is aimed at engineers who want to develop better-performing AC drives, faster – thus enabling use of motors that are smaller, lighter, quieter, more powerful, and consume less energy.
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by Katherine Bourzac on (#3ER74)
Intel and GlobalFoundries are replacing some copper connections with the resilient, conductive metal
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by Evan Ackerman on (#3EP3W)
Autonomous mobile manipulation is the cutting edge of robotics right now, but Diligent Robotics is already bringing it to market
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by Hallam Stevens on (#3ENAT)
The IBM engineer’s hashing algorithm gave computers a way to quickly search documents, DNA, and databases
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#3EN52)
Indeed’s 2018 top tech companies report puts Salesforce on top
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by Evan Ackerman on (#3EMKS)
Somewhere between a delivery truck and a sidewalk robot, Nuro's robotic vehicles want to deliver your groceries
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by Evan Ackerman on (#3EK6N)
Swanbots monitor water quality while blending in with their surroundings
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by Dexter Johnson on (#3EK12)
For the first time, a beam-steering antenna is integrated into the metal casing of a mobile phone
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on (#36H6J)
Photonic devices such as optical transceivers play vital roles in modern data centers. Demand for photonic devices is at an unprecedented level. And the technology upgrades are expected to happen at the same time of this volume ramp, e.g. 40G to 100G and to 200G/400G and beyond.
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by Kurt Schaubach on (#3EJP0)
The U.S. is launching an experiment to free up jealously guarded radio spectrum
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#3EJGA)
This millirobot has already probed a goat brain, and may someday maneuver through a human
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by Mark Harris on (#3EJB2)
Crows Landing hosts some of the world’s stealthiest autonomous vehicle startups
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by Prachi Patel on (#3EJ61)
A new recycling process requires half the energy of conventional techniques and produces ready-to-use cathode materials
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by Evan Ackerman and Erico Guizzo on (#3ECKZ)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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by David Schneider on (#3ECD3)
Simulate a retro-tech look without the fuss
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#3EC3V)
NIST physicists have made a nanostructured device that could bring learning to superefficient superconducting circuits
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by Dexter Johnson on (#3EC7B)
Scientists discover that protons can transport through graphene and light can help the movement
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by Peter Fairley on (#3EBNY)
Facing hurricanes and public opposition to overhead lines, utilities are paying extra to go underground
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by Evan Ackerman on (#3E9HB)
Deep-learning algorithm uses car and bicycle dataset to fly a drone autonomously
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by David Alan Grier on (#3E9CE)
In 1844, Alexandre Dumas described a telecom hack based on insider threats and social engineering
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by Stephen Cass on (#3E9CC)
California Typewriter, AlphaGo, and The Farthest
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on (#3E940)
This white paper provides an introduction to crosstalk with a specific focus on signal integrity applications offering guidelines of what to watch out for when measuring crosstalk.
on (#3CY7W)
This application note covers some of the measurements of interest, setup considerations, possible measurement performance, and examples of measurement procedures.
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#3E8TS)
Storing data as small molecules and getting them to compute by reacting could speed some computations
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by Nacer E. Chahat on (#3E8M3)
By packing big antennas into tiny satellites, JPL engineers are making space science cheap
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on (#3E7XK)
Over the last several years, researchers have been hard at work exploring new concepts and technologies to answer the question “What is 5G?â€.
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by Evan Ackerman on (#3E690)
Doxel's lidar-equipped robots help track construction projects and catch mistakes as they happen
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by Andy Extance on (#3E66W)
Future skyscrapers will harvest energy from the sun with photovoltaic windows
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by Emily Waltz on (#3E620)
A new contact lens tests tears to tell wearers when glucose levels drop, so there'll be no more need for painful finger pricks
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by Robert N. Charette on (#3E5PK)
A case study into how to automate false accusations of fraud for more than 34,000 unemployed people
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by Michael Koziol on (#3E5G7)
South Korea’s best roboticists have spent two years preparing robots for a wide range of roles at the 2018 Winter Olympics
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by Evan Ackerman on (#3E381)
Users in the United States can now take advantage of this friendly exoskeleton to help them with physical rehabilitation
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on (#3E33B)
Computer algebra systems mechanize equation manipulation to save money and eliminate risk
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by Michael Dumiak on (#3E339)
Technology pioneered to reveal Cold War secrets is being used to reconstruct the polymath’s journals
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#3E2XN)
Stanford's virtual reality training is helping prepare U.S. skiers for the Olympics and other competitions
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by Stuart Russell, Anthony Aguirre, Ariel Conn and Ma on (#3E2DG)
Lethal autonomous weapons are not science fiction; they are a real threat to human security that we must stop now
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